Review from Rydeville Elite Box Set, Books 4-6 →
****This review is for SawyerI absolutely loved reading Sawyer! This book was amazing and so beautifully written. I seriously couldn’t put it down! Reasons I enjoyed this book:Easy-to-readEntertainingFunnyGreat world buildingHappily Ever AfterOriginalPage-turnerRomanticSteamyTear-jerkerTwistedUnpredictableWittyWonderful characters **** Review is for JacksonI absolutely loved reading Jackson! This book was an excellent read with so many twist and turns Reasons..
Review from Bittersweet Addiction →
This is the conclusion of Will & Charlotte’s story. They’re decided to be together and now must face the consequences when Matt is out for revenge. I liked this duet, however the co-dependency was annoying to me. Like when Will was in rehab for 1 week and Charlotte was losing her mind. I was a..
Review from A Team of Three →
It was pretty confusing in most parts it would probably be better if i listen 2-3 x
Review from Bittersweet Surrender →
Okay so this book starts off right away. I knew what this book was about, but the story begins with Charlotte already having an affair with Will. Cheating is a hit or miss trope for me. But man did I eat this up!! I loved Charlotte and Will! And also Matt is the literal worst…
The Rydeville Elite 4-6, an Audiobook by Siobhan Davis is a compilation of three stories in the Rydeville Elite series. First, is Charlie, the story of Charlie and Demi. Charlie is suffering the loss of his love and his father. Demi is forced to work for the family responsible for her father’s situation, and she..
Review from Rydeville Elite Box Set, Books 4-6 →
Book 4 A wicked read! Until he realises she’s everything he never knew he needed, and the fight becomes a new battle—one to win her heart… Oh my word! Another phenomenal read with a wonderful heroine and complex, tortured hero. These two together are one explosive firework that complement each other. Fantastic! Man, I really..
Review from Handsome & Greta →
Good adult take on the fairy tale.I wasn’t fond of the repeated use and f the word “snatch” but it t was was still a great listen.
Review from The Monad Manifesto →
Dennis Hauck has used the term Age of Enlightenment to argue for the notion of the Monad. He implies that the important philosophers of the Age of Enlightenment agreed on the notion of the Monad. Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz is the only of these philosophers who introduced the notion of the Monad. Leibniz was Christian. The..
Review from A Team of One →
i don’t really get how these books even get published. so stupid and boring
Great insight and tools for thinking about what Attunement looks like and how to achieve it in order to help heal individual, collective and ancestral wounds in modern life. Excellent meditation exercises and resources included as well.